Mango Mule

4-5 slices of cucumber
1 oz honey syrup
1.5 oz mango puree
1.5 oz fresh lime juice
Lemongrass
Jasmine Iced Tea
Ingredients
4-5 pieces of cut lemon grass
.5 oz simple syrup
.5 oz lemon
4 oz jasmine tea
2 oz lychee juice
Instructions
Blueberry
Mojito
Ingredients
6-8 mint leaves
Handful of fresh blueberries
2 oz of lime juice
2 oz of simple syrup
Splash of club soda
Instructions
Berry Burlesque
Ingredients
.5 oz lime juice
.5 oz honey syrup
1 oz black currant puree
4-6 mint leaves
Instructions
Vantage Point

2 oz ‘New London Light’
2 oz coffee (cold brew, decaffeinated or fresh)
.5 oz agave syrup
Orange peel to garnish
Instructions
Rose
Fizz
Ingredients
1 egg white
1 tsp powdered sugar
.5 oz fresh lemon juice
Fentimans Rose Lemonade to top
Instructions
Lyre’s
Dublin Double Irish Coffee
Ingredients
2.5 oz Lyre’s American Malt
4 oz hot brewed coffee
.25 oz premium maple syrup
3 oz whipped cream
Instructions
Virgin
Watermelon Margarita
Ingredients
1 medium seedless watermelon, cut into chunks
.5 cup fresh lime juice
4 tsp agave
5 tbsp sparkling water
Instructions
Seedlip
Spice & Tonic
Ingredients
2 oz Seedlip Spice 94
Tonic syrup to taste
Tonic water to taste
Star anise
Cinnamon stick
Instructions
Pina
Serrano Margarita
Ingredients
1 oz Optimist Smokey Non-Alc Tequila
2-4 slices of serrano pepper
2 oz pineapple juice
.5 oz lime juice
.5 oz simple syrup
Instructions
Tips on
Hosting Parties with Family & Friends
1. Make a Decision Regarding Alcohol
If you’ve only recently been sober, it may be tough for you to be around other people who are drinking and partaking in the behaviors that you’ve recently given up – so instead, throw a sober party free of alcohol and drugs. Choose the one that best supports your current stage of recovery. If you don’t feel comfortable being around alcohol or drugs at this point in your recovery, make it clear to your guests that alcohol and other substances are not welcome.
2. Make Your Guests a Priority
Avoid inviting unsupportive friends and old acquaintances, such as those who may urge you to drink or take drugs despite knowing you’re trying to stay sober. Don’t feel bad about not inviting old friends who are still active users. If it comes up, explain that you’ve limited the guest list to a small group to prevent jeopardizing your sobriety. Friends who are worth having will recognize that your recuperation is your main concern.
3. Invite Your Sober Friends
Attending a party as the sole sober person can be scary and organizing a party can be even more so. Invite a few sober friends to you own party to avoid feeling lonely. At a social gathering, new friends you’ve met at meetings, your sponsor, and even old acquaintances who already live a sober lifestyle can provide a pillar of support. If you’re inviting friends who are also in recovery, consider their needs as well. For example, if you plan to serve alcohol at your party, make sure they’re comfortable with the presence of alcohol.
4. Put the Emphasis on the Food
Instead of focusing on drinking, turn your attention to food by preparing some inventive and delectable foods for your gathering. You may get pretty creative with party cuisine, whether you’re planning to serve a full meal or simply provide plenty of snack items for your guests to enjoy. Make it a putlock and invite your guests to bring their favorite party food or dish to share if you’re too stressed out about party planning.
5. Make It a Theme or Activity-Focused Event
If you’re concerned that your guests won’t have enough to talk about, a theme party will put that fear to rest. Request that your guests dress appropriately for a sure-fire discussion starter. Alternatively, you map plan a party centered on a specific activity. Go bowling, for example, or organize a hike with a group of friends. An activity-focused party is the most certain method to keep your guests entertained, and it can also reduce the stress of party planning.
6. Don’t Forget About the Icebreakers
If your guests list is made up of old and new pals, chances are they don’t all know each other. Break the ice with enjoyable introduction activities to help everyone get to know one another and start the conversation.
Throwing a party – and keeping sober – doesn’t have to be a chore when you’re in addiction recovery. Follow these tips to plan a fun, safe get-together with the people you care about without jeopardizing your sobriety.
Information From:
Sources: https://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/drinks/how-to/g785/best-mocktail-recipes/
https://drugalternativeprogram.org/how-to-host-a-party-without-compromising-your-sobriety/
https://vertavahealth.com/blog/7-sober-party-tips/